Pizzazz

Because while the government can afford a plain budget in 2023, they will need some pizzazz in an election year.

He added so much pizzazz to my faves like The Devil Wears Prada.

He’s got pizzazz in that department, too.

If your parties have been lacking visual pizzazz, worry not.

We were still able to enjoy the castle projections and subsequent fireworks (no one does them quite like Disney), but it came without the added pizzazz that only Paris is offering right now.

Temi oozed radiance and pizzazz as she bodied not just her outfit, but the runway as well.

The only requirements are they have to be street-legal and have plenty enough pizzazz to get your pulse racing.

But even minimalists will agree there’s not much here to give it pizzazz.

The Democratic National Convention has a distinctly different feel this year, with the coronavirus pandemic pushing it to a virtual affair that lacks raucous crowds, behind-the-scenes dealmaking and the general pizzazz of a political celebration.

As usual with Hollywood versions of stage musicals, this film doesn’t have half the pizzazz – or should we say jazz – of its stage sibling.

Now the event has added some pizzazz, and energy, to the proceedings.

Perhaps the designer can make a cameo next season to help give the show’s subjects a little extra pizzazz.

Porter's all-white ensemble comprised an oversized cape and matching gown, but it was his sculptural headpiece from Stephen Jones Millinery that gave the outfit its real pizzazz.

Caught between the whizzbang pizzazz of the $1,000 and the jaw-dropping value of a $250 budget buy, phones with prices and features in between often get short shrift.

Local inspiration: Iconic local ingredients can be the perfect way to add pizzazz to your meals.

Self-awareness makes you know your power, pose, and pizzazz.

Sharna added, “I think you actually have all the pizzazz in the world.

Though our peppercorn sauce screams out for the pizzazz of whole peppercorns, our companion's Bearnaise is as silky and buttery as it should be.

While some may believe that politics are boring, Mike firmly believes that’s not the case if you tell the story with pizzazz and let people know why the story is important.

A 1999 UK touring production received this critique: "No doubt when Papp first staged this show in New York and London it had some quality of cheek or chutzpah or pizzazz or irony or something that accounted for its success.